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|a Designing Anthropomorphic Conversational Agents in Enterprises :
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|a Intro -- A. Foundation -- I. Introduction -- B. Studies on Anthropomorphic Design of Enterprice Conversational Agents -- I. Assessing the Status Quo -- 1. Study 1: On the Design of Enterprice Conversational Agents -- A Synthesis of IS and HCI Research -- II. Unterstanding Technological Limitations -- 1. Study 2: Not Human After All-Exploring the Impact of Response Failure on User Perception of Anthropomorphic Conversational Service Agents -- 2. Study 3: Design for Fast Request Fulfillment or Natural Interaction? Insights from an Online Experiment with a Conversational Agent
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|a III. Exploring the Potential of Human -- Like Design -- 1. Study 4: Emulating Empathetic Behavior in Online Service Encounters with Sentiment-Adaptive Responses-Insights from an Experiment with a Conversational Agent -- 2. Study 5: Promoting Sustainable Mobility Beliefs with Persuasive and Anthropomorphic Design-Insights from an Experiment with a Conversational Agent -- IV. Formulating a Nascent Design Theory -- 1. Study 6: Designing Anthropomorphic Enterprise Conversational Agents -- C. Contributions -- I. Findings and Results -- II. Implications
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